Looks like Grenada has its first (?) pirate radio operation. It's on 92.7 MHz, second adjacent to city local WOHT on 92.3. I was able to trace it down to what street, but never saw an external antenna. It's covering about 50% of the city and is playing country and classic rock in themed blocks, no IDs.
Interestingly, it's right next to the Grenada High School campus so they get most of the clear signal from this operation.
As a side note, after months of airing static and DX, our translator on 103.1 MHz finally got shut off. That leaves 92.3 and 100.1 as our only stations, and I suspect 100.1 is running low power; their 50,000 watts doesn't even stop the scan on my radio most of the time.
Finally, while hunting down this pirate, I managed to get my biggest FM DX catch ever. I scanned around to see if it was causing interference and landed on 104.1 "The Edge". Then the HD popped on briefly and it decoded as KTEG-FM Santa Fe, NM. Ads for Music Go Round on Menaul and Sandia Honda further confirmed the catch. 1,000 miles, not bad! ;D
Interestingly, it's right next to the Grenada High School campus so they get most of the clear signal from this operation.
As a side note, after months of airing static and DX, our translator on 103.1 MHz finally got shut off. That leaves 92.3 and 100.1 as our only stations, and I suspect 100.1 is running low power; their 50,000 watts doesn't even stop the scan on my radio most of the time.
Finally, while hunting down this pirate, I managed to get my biggest FM DX catch ever. I scanned around to see if it was causing interference and landed on 104.1 "The Edge". Then the HD popped on briefly and it decoded as KTEG-FM Santa Fe, NM. Ads for Music Go Round on Menaul and Sandia Honda further confirmed the catch. 1,000 miles, not bad! ;D